Theme Of Education In Frankenstein
I was” (93). He realizes that he is an outcast from society and he will never be accepted. The more he learns about
Both the creature and John learn that they will never live a normal life because of their physical appearances and their education leads them deal with in different ways.
Unlike John Merrick, the creature becomes violent and monstrous because of his education. In the novel, Frankenstein, the creature is self-educated because he was abandoned and left alone after he was “brought to life and born” by his creator, Victor Frankenstein. He begins observing the cottage family known as the DeLaceys. It is because of the DeLaceys, who indirectly educate the creature, which leads to his destructive and outraging behavior. After the
Both the creature and John learn that they will never live a normal life because of their physical appearances and their education leads them deal with in different ways.
Unlike John Merrick, the creature becomes violent and monstrous because of his education. In the novel, Frankenstein, the creature is self-educated because he was abandoned and left alone after he was “brought to life and born” by his creator, Victor Frankenstein. He begins observing the cottage family known as the DeLaceys. It is because of the DeLaceys, who indirectly educate the creature, which leads to his destructive and outraging behavior. After the